Bedside Touchscreen
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I’ve been working on this along with a couple of modules for navigation of MMM-pages and controlling our Sleepnumber bed.
It uses a 3.5" Waveshare touchscreen on a pi3. I have it setup with MMM-pages for showing a clock, the weather, MMM-MyCommute, my sleepnumber module. Then I created a module for the navigation, which has previous/next and home options.
Demo of the touch screen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJe_lslkCb0
We love the Sleepnumber bed, but hate the SleepIQ phone app to control it. It takes navigating to 3 different pages and several more clicks just to change the bed position. This has all the bed presets to change it in one click (maybe two if I have to click home). It has a buttons to toggle between sleepers, then all the position buttons apply to that sleeper. I’m working on adding the sleep number, head/foot adjustments, and foot warming next.
This 3.5" screen doesn’t have a brightness control, so I may switch to a 5" screen as there is a hack to control the screen’s pwm from the pi.
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cool!.. thats a very small screen!..
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Looks very good.
I have a similar building but my usage is different (on my desk with a DHT22 sensor)
Your case looks great! Where did you get that? I have the case printed by a friend but unfortunately it does not look that good -
@Babene1 said in Bedside Touchscreen:
Looks very good.
I have a similar building but my usage is different (on my desk with a DHT22 sensor)
Your case looks great! Where did you get that? I have the case printed by a friend but unfortunately it does not look that goodIt is this one…Case for Raspberry Pi 3/3.5" Touchscreen https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B5YG4LC/
Though I have a clone of the waveshare lcd, and the screen is 180* off, so it’s shifted to the right as you can see in the photo. I’ll probably trim off what is covering the right side to get a full view.
